Communication Skills: PowerLESS vs PowerFUL Talk

Did you know there are tell-tale PowerFUL vs PowerLESS verbal communication skills that you can use to improve your communication?
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[@youcantalkyourwaytohealthi8884]

Love this lesson. Working on eliminating the phrase “you know”. All of these are ways we seek validation, acceptance and understanding. State the facts as you know them and put a period on it. 👌🏽

[@orgcomm]

Hi, Ruth! I used to say "sort a" and "kind a." I still have some fillers but using the *_period_* trick, I've reduced all fillers by about 95%.

[@victoriawalker6174]

Excellent presentation! Thank you 👌🏼

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[@nelsonartemio4218]

I use a lot of side particles. In your example the "uhh.." Comes off to me as a pause for thought, but the last "you think?" Is what really brings the house down.
One practice of mine to remove some of those fillers is something I learned in public speaking- I learned to be comfortable with silence as I worked to articulate my thoughts. Instead of "uhh" I remained silent until I was ready. Helped quite a bit.

[@orgcomm]

Yes, silence always sound better. Thanks you for giving your personal examples, Nelson.

[@jessadasupraphon128]

This is probably going to sound weird but I think your video is great ,so uhhh I try to improve my communication skill ,but I think I can do it.

[@eleventeenable]

I enjoy listening to your videos :)

[@orgcomm]

Glad you like them, Amrita. Thank you for saying so.

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